Audio file tagging on command line

I've been looking for a solution to go trough all my audio files on command line and automagically write the tags. Problem is that I have quite much untagged mp3's and ogg's or not so consistent tags within same artist and this causes pain when browsing my catalogue.
Like said, I'd prefer CLI on this. So if you know any possible solution, please, poke me
Cheers and merry xmas!

Hello. You could try id3 and id3v3 both from extra, or ncmpcpp from community, which I use. I don't know if they handle filetypes other than mp3, though.

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Advice on constructing a test engine and formatting a spreadsheet test file to perform command line interface testing on a product through telnet or serial interface

Advice on constructing a test engine and formatting a spreadsheet test file to perform command line interface testing on a range of products through telnet or serial interface and output pass/fail results.

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